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You are to be commended, TSN, for uploading this and related videos relating to the impending solar catastrophe. At the old PWR, Omphaloskepsis used to post daily links to Ben Davis' Suspicious Observers and that was a site I came to depend upon for accurate significant weather predictions. By my reckoning Ben had around an 80+% accuracy compared to any other forecaster. Over the years I watched his conferences and special presentations where he went into greater detail into his thinking and methods of making these predictions. Since Ben was very good at listing his sources from scientific literature and often presented guest who were notable astronomers and other related science professionals, I came to accept as demonstrated fact most of his presentations. It came as a huge surprise to me to see him considered a pseudoscientist kook. The presentation on Hapgood explained and brought into focus a great many things that held my interest for decades. I'd long defended Hapgood's The Path of the Poles and crustal displacement as flawed but essentially correct in many aspects. I considered the later mainstream theory of continental drift merely a refinement of what Hapgood had proposed many years earlier. Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings I found corroborated extensively in both the alternative literature and in the professional literature as well,. When Dr. Robert Schoch redated the Sphinx, I began to follow him and obtain his books due to his rigorous scientific documentation. John Anthony West' Serpent in the Sky dovetailed seamlessly with Schoch's work. which is not surprising since West alerted Schoch to the physical anomalies surrounding the Sphinx that led him to his expedition to Egypt which resulted in the redating.

The massive wall of resistance surrounding the emergence of The New Paradigm engaged me on a personal level due to having battled with it for decades as a result of my own discoveries and research projects.I found myself naturally allied with the better researchers whose theories and statements I had independently verified to the extent I was able. I also came to recognize phonies who took the same themes and built a cult of personality around themselves by means of BS founded upon thinly disguised religious doctrine.

Thus it came as almost total surprise to learn Hapgood was firmly embedded in the The Darkside Forces, those dedicated to concealing vital knowledge from the masses and placing obstacles in claiming the legacy that was rightfully theirs. It was another humbling reminder that no matter how knowledgeable one might consider oneself to be, you are just a vulnerable to deception as the dimmest Shallow Hal out there. 

Anyway, thanks again for posting those videos that revitalized a lot of old interests once more and guided toward some new ones. In the process I learned many new things. In return, may I suggest you look at Greg Braden's series of video, if you have not already. He addresses many of the same issues as Ben Davis as well as bridging some of the perceived gaps between mysticism and science. As a former geologist he has a very  rational, no bs approach and is very good at referencing and documentation. And he is not afraid to scrutinize what many would classify as irrational in search of underlying truths. In watching many of these videos i find my optimism incrementally returning. Eyes open, no fear.